The cheapest ProxyMobile alternative for a dedicated US line was GridPanel, at $65 a month for 4G on October 25, 2026. For light or uneven traffic, a mobile pool billed per GB costs less, such as ours at $1.50/GB. ProxyMobile rents one modem and SIM per customer, at $70 a month for 4G and $85 for 5G. Each line carries 15 GB of data a day. Six US lines from four sellers, ProxyMobile's among them, cost $65 to $250 a month that day, so ProxyMobile sits near the low end. The median per-GB seller charges $4.00 on its smallest plan.
The sections below price each of its products, set the line against paying per GB, and quote its terms. The last two cover when staying is the better choice and how to test a switch.
What does ProxyMobile sell, and what does it cost?
Four kinds of proxy, each priced on its own pages. We read them on October 25, 2026:
| Product | Its price | Smallest order |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated 4G line | $70 a month | 2 hours for $2 |
| Dedicated 5G line | $85 a month | 2 hours for $3 |
| Shared mobile pool | $10 per GB | not stated |
| Residential data | $2 per GB | not stated |
| Static ISP address | $2.10 to $4 per IP a month | 10 IPs for a month |
A line also sells by the week, $30 on 4G and $35 on 5G, or by the day, $5 and $7. After the first two hours, the hourly plan costs $2 an hour on 4G and $3 on 5G, up to four hours a purchase. Every line includes 15 GB of data a day, unlimited rotations, and HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 with UDP.
The SIMs are on AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, in a USB modem, a router or an Android phone. The seller's own comparison page says the lines sit in eight US metros and nowhere else. It takes card, PayPal, Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum, Zelle or a bank wire.
The ISP addresses sit in Virginia, with two more lines that show as the United Kingdom and France. The smallest ISP order is ten addresses for one month, which costs $21. The home addresses can be aimed at a country, state, city or ASN, and a sticky one holds for up to 30 minutes.
What do other dedicated US mobile lines cost?
Between $65 and $250 for a month, on six US lines from four sellers that we priced on October 25, 2026. The 4G line from ProxyMobile, at $70, was the second lowest:
The lines differ in more than price. Gridpanel calls its data unlimited and guarantees 10 GB a day on 4G and 15 GB on 5G. ProxyEmpire's 5G line runs on Verizon in 50 locations across 38 states. MobileHop's MultiHop line can roam across 50 or more US cities. Proxypanel lists $30 for 7 days, on lines it says reach 244 US metros.
For a short job, the day prices spread the same way: $5 on 4G at ProxyMobile, $16 at MobileHop and $20 at ProxyEmpire.
When is a dedicated line cheaper than paying per GB?
When it moves more than about 18 GB a month, the point where a $70 line beats the $4.00 median plan billed per GB. A month line costs the same whatever it carries, so its price per GB falls as your traffic grows:
Set each column against a price per GB. The seller's own shared pool costs $10, so the line wins there from 7 GB a month. Our pool costs $1.50/GB at any volume, from 1 GB.
Its own comparison page puts the break-even lower, at 3.5 GB a month. It gets there by setting the line against a list at $20 per GB, five times the median.
The daily cap sets the other end. At 15 GB a day, a 30-day month carries at most 450 GB, so the lowest price per GB on the line is $0.16. A job that needs more than 15 GB in one day needs a second line.
When is staying with ProxyMobile the better choice?
When one US address must stay yours for weeks and the line moves real traffic. A dedicated modem gives you four things a shared pool does not:
- One address you control. It changes only when you rotate it, by a link, the API or a timer.
- A carrier and a city. You pick AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon and a US metro at checkout, and you can move the line to another metro for free.
- A whole device. The modem's bandwidth is yours alone, and a real phone is on offer for jobs where only a phone will do.
- A flat bill above 18 GB. Past the break-even, each extra GB costs nothing until the daily cap.
We sell no dedicated modem. Our mobile proxies are a pool billed per GB and aimed by country, with no carrier or city choice. If your work needs one fixed US line, keep a line, here or at one of the sellers above.
When does a per-GB mobile pool fit better?
When your traffic is light or uneven, or the work needs carrier addresses outside the United States. The seller's own page names the same cases: under 3.5 GB a month, outside the US, one quick test, or many addresses at once.
A pool also costs nothing in a quiet month. A line bills its full $70 whether it carries 1 GB or 400, while a pool charges only for the data you move.
Our mobile proxies cost $1.50/GB from 1 GB, rotating on every request or sticky for up to 7 days, over HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. The seller's own shared pool costs $10 per GB, and the median smallest plan of 33 sellers costs $4.00. The mobile pricing page has the details, and our mobile buying guide prices the market.
How does HProxy compare with ProxyMobile, product by product?
The table sets what each of us publishes side by side. Its prices were read on October 25, 2026, and ours are today's:
| What you compare | ProxyMobile | HProxy |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated line, a month | $70 on 4G, $85 on 5G | not sold |
| Shared mobile, per GB | $10 | $1.50/GB |
| Shared pool aimed by | country, state, city | country |
| Home IPs, per GB | $2 | $1.49/GB, or $0.50/GB by country |
| Home IPs aimed by | country to ASN | country to ASN on Premium |
| Home IPs sticky for | up to 30 minutes | up to 24 hours on Premium |
| Static ISP, per IP | $2.10 to $4 a month | $2.70/IP a month |
| Smallest ISP order | 10 IPs, 1 month | 1 IP, 1 week |
| Ways to pay | card, PayPal, crypto, Zelle, wire | card, crypto, Alipay, QRIS, Pix |
Where ProxyMobile loses is its shared pool: $10 per GB is two and a half times the $4.00 median of 33 sellers. Where it wins is the line itself, the second cheapest of the six we priced.
With us, a card payment starts at $10 and crypto at $3, and PayPal is not offered. The residential proxies and ISP proxies pages carry the full terms, and pricing lists every product.
What do ProxyMobile's terms say about refunds?
That payments are non-refundable unless explicitly stated, in terms last updated on October 4, 2026. Four more lines matter before you pay:
- Liability. It is capped at what you paid in the 30 days before a claim.
- Unpaid balances. If a balance stays unpaid, every proxy is suspended 24 hours after the notice and forfeited after 48, with no refund for unused time.
- Early removal. An ISP order removed early refunds nothing, while unused residential or pool data removed within seven days goes back to the balance.
- The operator. The terms name no company. For the governing law, they name the United States and "the U.S. state in which the operator of this service is organized".
The registry records the domain as registered on February 7, 2026, through NameCheap, with its term running to February 7, 2027. Our guide on how to read a proxy pricing page covers the clauses worth checking at any seller.
How do you test a switch before you cancel?
Check three things: the network behind the exit, the data you really move, and the result on your own target.
- Look up the exit. Our free IP lookup shows the network that owns an address, and the proxy checker runs the same test through a proxy. A US mobile exit belongs to a carrier such as AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon.
- Measure a week. Read the data counter on your line for seven days, multiply by four, and set the total against 18 GB.
- Run your real target. Buy the smallest amount on the other side, run your own job, and count what works.
- Read the terms. Check refunds, renewals and what happens to an unpaid balance, on both sides.
Which other sellers come up as ProxyMobile alternatives?
The other sellers we cover the same way, each priced from its own pages:
- MobileHop alternatives
- Mobileproxies.org alternatives
- MobileProxyNow alternatives
- Mobile-Proxy.Club alternatives
- Evomi alternatives
- Ezproxies alternatives
For when a carrier address matters at all, our comparison of mobile vs residential proxies sets the two side by side.
What this page could not check
- No test of any network. We measured no speed, success rate, pool size or carrier mix at any seller, ours included.
- One read per page. Every rival price comes from one read of each seller's page on October 25, 2026. Proxypanel's month price was not in our copy of its page.
- Sellers' own words. Unlimited data, daily caps and location counts are what each seller states.
- No named operator. ProxyMobile's pages and terms name no company, so we cannot say who runs it.
- Check by January 26, 2027. Prices and terms in this market change often, and every figure here needs a fresh read by then.
Sources
- ProxyMobile, homepage plans and pricing, read October 25, 2026.
- ProxyMobile, page on ISP proxies and pay per GB residential proxies, read October 25, 2026.
- ProxyMobile, Terms and Conditions, last updated October 4, 2026, read October 25, 2026.
- ProxyMobile, comparison of a dedicated line with per-GB pools, published October 17, 2026, read October 25, 2026.
- Verisign, the .net registry, RDAP record for proxymobile.net, read October 25, 2026.
- Gridpanel, USA 4G and 5G mobile proxy pages, read October 25, 2026.
- MobileHop, homepage pricing, read October 25, 2026.
- ProxyEmpire, pricing page, read October 25, 2026.
- Proxypanel, homepage pricing, read October 25, 2026.
- HProxy price records: the mobile price lists of 33 sellers, captured August 3 to October 14, 2026.
- HProxy, mobile, residential, ISP and payment pages, read October 25, 2026.
